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Why would "AI" be treated in a special way among other tools in a CG artists toolbox? Should I label a video where "AI" applied denoising or color grading? I
by cabirum 3y ago
Why would "AI" be treated in a special way among other tools in a CG artists toolbox?
Should I label a video where "AI" applied denoising or color grading?
I could hire an actor to professionally fake a voice of a celebrity vs I could generate a voice with "AI".
What even is a definition of "AI" vs a "simple" ML or genetic model or sufficiently advanced algorithm?
Seems like another reason for arbitrary content removal because video is suspected/highly likely to be made with "AI".
- wepple 3y agoAll of the examples you’ve given prevent you from trivially scaling content creation to flood the world with nonsense I have no idea what the intention behind this is, but I suspect it might be more to do with preventing extremely low quality content that doesn’t have a human in the loop?
- pawelmurias 3y agoMeat puppets have been flooding the internet for a long time. The intent is to distinguish fake AI generated videos of things.
- cabirum 3y agoYoutube is already full of low quality nonsense made en masse without whatever they call AI. Another point, AI-made content is (or soon will be) indistinguishable from authentic footage, so any effort to label it is quite quixotic and will likely result in many false positives.
- chankstein38 3y agoNot to mention a whole bunch of stuff labeled as AI and then the really bad stuff non-labeled because they've worked hard enough to make it indistinguishable from authentic.
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